Nestled in Tasmania's Central Highlands, Liawenee is Australia's coldest permanently inhabited location, with temperatures often plunging below freezing. Established in 1920 as a hydroelectric workers' camp, it now hosts a police station and Inland Fisheries Service office. The town is renowned for exceptional trout fishing in nearby Great Lake, attracting anglers worldwide. Surrounded by rugged mountains and alpine lakes, Liawenee offers opportunities for bushwalking and mountain biking, especially during the warmer months. Its unique climate and remote setting provide a distinctive experience for visitors seeking solitude and natural beauty.
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